Who this is for
Individuals and business owners who have received an IRS audit letter, a notice, or have another compliance issue with the IRS. We work with clients in every state.
What to bring
- The IRS notice or letter you received (the whole thing, including every page)
- A copy of the return or returns the notice refers to
- Supporting records for the items in question, such as receipts, statements, or invoices
- Any earlier correspondence with the IRS about the same issue
How it works
- Book a free consultation so we can look at what you received and talk through the situation
- We review the notice and your records and explain your options
- We represent you before the IRS under Enrolled Agent authority, so you do not have to handle the correspondence alone
- You stay informed as the matter moves forward
Common questions
Can an Enrolled Agent represent me in an IRS audit?
Yes. Enrolled Agents are authorized by the IRS to represent taxpayers before the IRS in any state. Our blog post on Enrolled Agents and CPAs explains how the two credentials differ.
How much does IRS representation cost?
IRS Audit Advisory and Representation is billed at $175 per hour. The first conversation, a free consultation, helps us confirm what is involved before anything is billed.
What should I do when I get an IRS notice?
Read it carefully, note any response deadline printed on it, keep the original, and gather the related records. Then contact us for a free consultation before you reply.
Do you handle IRS matters for clients outside Arizona?
Yes. Enrolled Agent status allows representation before the IRS wherever you file, and Right Choice serves clients remotely in every state.